Is the word "actually" really just slang for "in actuality"?

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answer:Actually, haha once it’s recognized in dictionaries and such it becomes a real word. The language is constantly evolving. That’s why it’s so hard for most of us to read Chaucer as it was written. Damn. Welcome to the collective.

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